The British Museum 1914,0906.4

Physical Description

• Axis: 3

• Measurements

  • Diameter: 22
  • Weight: 4.07

• Conservation State

  • Condition: PIerced at 12 o'clock, directly above the wolf and twins.
• Shape: circle

Typological Description

Source: BMCRLT 26

• Object Type: Token
• Material: Lead
• Manufacture: Struck

• Obverse

  • Deity: Apollo

• Geographic

  • Region: Egypt

• Date Range

  • From Date: A.D. 122
  • To Date: A.D. 300

Findspot Description

• Findspot

  • Description: Antinoopolis (Egypt). Listed as part of the miscellaneous coins found singly in excavations. From an older excavation (no stratigraphy) for papyri of the mounds of Antinoe by Dr. John Johnson in 1913-14.
  • Findspot: Antinoopolis (Egypt)

  • Point

    • Coordinates: 27.8105625, 30.8810025

References

• Reference: Milne, J G, Report on the Coins Found at Antinoe in 1914, Numismatic Chronicle, London, Royal Numismatic Society, 1947

Administrative History

• Collection: The British Museum
• Identifier: http://www.britishmuseum.org/research/collection_online/collection_object_details.aspx?objectId=3280359&partId=1&searchText=1914,0906.4&page=1

Rights

• CopyrightHolder: University of Warwick